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Human Wellbeing Revision Task

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Key parts of human wellbeing are

a)

Education, environment and technology

b)

Security, income and health

c)

Education, income and technology

d)

Health, transportation and security

2.

What does it mean when wellbeing is subjective?

a)

It is a topic taught in Geography

b)

There is only one way to view what wellbeing is

c)

Wellbeing depends on personal opinion

d)

Wellbeing depends on government opinion

3.

Some basic indicators of human wellbeing include

a)

Income and elections

b)

Life expectancy and house prices

c)

Literacy rates and nuclear weaponry

d)

Infant mortality and life expectancy

4.

Demography is

a)

The study of people and human populations

b)

The study of animals and plant species

c)

The study of financial systems

d)

The study of human cultures

5.

The Demographic Transition Model shows

a)

Technological development over time

b)

Economic growth over time

c)

Migration rate over time

d)

Population change over time

6.

An example of a country in Stage 2 of transition is

a)

Australia

b)

Brazil

c)

India

d)

USA

7.

Which stage of development has natural increase at its highest?

a)

Early expanding

b)

Late expanding

c)

Low stationary

d)

Declining

8.

What does contraception do to population levels?

a)

Speeds up population increases

b)

Slows population increases

c)

Increases mortality rates

d)

Increases fertility rates

9.

What is the relationship between national income and DMT stage?

a)

The higher the income the later the stage

b)

The lower the income the later the stage

c)

The higher the income the lower the stage

d)

There is not relationship between income and DMT stage

10.

What is Australia's score in the happiness index?

a)

7.2

b)

7.3

c)

7.4

d)

7.5

11.

Which country as the higher happiness index?

a)

Australia

b)

New Zealand

c)

Chile

d)

USA

12.

Who has the highest happiness index in Europe

a)

France

b)

Germany

c)

Finland

d)

Ukraine

13.

What is the relationship between happiness and wealth?

a)

Higher the wealth, the higher the happiness

b)

Higher the wealth, the lower the happiness

c)

Lower the wealth, the higher the happiness

d)

No relationship exists

14.

What is more important to happiness than wealth?

a)

Personal freedom and better social support

b)

Unemployment and more corruption

c)

Personal freedom and more corruption

d)

More corruption and better social support

15.

Which of the following makes people more unhappy?

a)

Unemployment

b)

Bereavement

c)

Neither of the above as they make people equally unhappy

16.

The HDI is made up of which three dimensions

a)

Health, Education and Environmental Sustainability

b)

Education, Environmental Sustainability and Income

c)

Health, Education and Living Standards

d)

Living standards, Health and Migration

17.

In the HDI, the Education Index is made up of

a)

Mean yrs of schooling and Expected yrs of schooling

b)

Mean yrs of schooling and High School results

c)

Expected yrs of schooling and High School results

d)

High school results and University results

18.

GDP stands for

a)

Gross Domestic Product

b)

Gross Domestic Income

c)

Gross Domestic Performance

d)

General Domestic Performance

19.

Who has the largest GDP in the world?

a)

Australia

b)

China

c)

USA

d)

Germany

20.

Who of the following has the larger GDP?

a)

Italy

b)

Australia

c)

United Kingdom

d)

Russia

21.

What has been the trend in HDI amongst all regions?

a)

Increasing

b)

Decreasing

c)

Staying roughly the same

22.

Who of the following has the highest HDI?

a)

Europe and Central Asia

b)

Latin America and Caribbean

c)

Sub-Saharan Africa

d)

East Asia and the Pacific

23.

Of these countries, who has the lower HDI?

a)

Australia

b)

Norway

c)

Japan

d)

India

24.

What is the ultimate goal of development?

a)

To make humans immortal

b)

To make people equal

c)

To extend human life

d)

To make some people rich

25.

Why should we make comparisons in human wellbeing?

a)

Because it is a competition

b)

Because we want to be the best in the world

c)

It allows us to reflect on how to improve

d)

None. We shouldn’t compare